Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FEBRUARY, 1963 QUEEN AND KI] K J % J I ^ *W' \ wm^m Kathy Harvey, daughter of Loi Fennell, son of Iris and Billy Feni of Hearts at Providence School or Kathy and King Steve will reign tist Church will observe Focus Week February 10 thru 16. Mrs. James McElhannon, Mrs. Billy Willard and Mrs. Gene Cook were hostesses for a bridal shower given February 8 in honor of Miss Elizabeth Blackwell at the home of Mrs. James McElhannon. Mrs. L. W. Poole of Spartanburg visited her sister, Mrs. Alice Snider, this past week ena. We are all glad to know that Mr. Arnold Snider is well and up again after having a bout with flu. We are sorry to know that Mrs. R. E. Whitmire is ill with flu at her home on Peachtree Street. We want to wish for her a speedy recovery. CARDING 2ND SHIFT by Mike McGee Mr. Eugene Bolick and grandmother, Mrs. Gilliam Johnson, visited his aunt in Prosperity Sunday. TTl XT 1 / * * n>ugene i\eison, son 01 ivir. and Mrs. Joe Nelson, is now making his home in Guinn. Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. James King of Georgia visited Mr. and Mrs. James Osborne Sunday. Marvin Nelson observed a birthday February 11. Hazel Calvert celebrated a birthday February 16. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Emery. Elizabeth Howell observed a birthday February 6. CLOTH ROOM by Eloise McElveen We would like to extend a welcome to Mrs. Edna McGee, a new employee in the Cloth Room. We would also like to welcome Mrs. Annie Lawson back. Annie has been a patient in the hospital for several days. Mr. James D. Carson, father of Mrs. Viola Deitz, celebrated his 81st birthday February 23. Arthur Alewine, son of Mrs. Myrtie Alewine, is a patient at Bailey Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thrift observed their 37th wedding anniversary February 27. Mr. and Mrs. Everette Wright and daughter of Ches ter visited Mrs. Annie Lawson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes Martin observed their 38th wedding anniversary on February 1. Miss Charlene Evans attended a luncheon at the Poinsett Club in Greenville for Miss Peggy Blackwell, a VG OF HEARTS \ I i lise and Ithiel Harvey, and Steve rell were elected Queen and King i Valentine Day. Crowned Queen throughout the year. bride elect of March. Charlene is to be a bridesmaid in the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Holbert observed their 13th wedding anniversary February 7. Birthdays Willie Deitz?Feb. 17. Stokes Martin?Feb. 12. Karen Evans?7 years old? Feb. 2. Terry Crawford ? 14 years old?Feb. 24. Tami Parrish?4 vears old? Feb. 12. Miss Sylvia King?21 years old?Feb. 21. A man pays a luxury tax on his billfold, an income tax on the stuff he puts in it, and a sales tax whenever he takes anything out. If you can manage to stay scared all the time, these international crises won't bother you a bit. Welcome to the new arrivals and congratulations to the lucky parents! To James Moore, of Clinton Slashing, and Mrs. Moore, of Clinton Spinning, on the birth of a daughter, Sherrv Lynn, January 7. To Bobby Medlin of Clinton Cloth Room and Mrs. Camp Fire Girls Feast Dads Clinton Camp Fire Girls ontnrtninnrl tKnir rr\n_ vitvvt vwuicu LiiV.li iy UUO Hi opv cial "Dads' Night" festivities in the Mercer Bailey School Cafeteria, February 11th. Each girl prepared and brought a beautifully decorated box dinner to enjoy with their Dads. Following dinner the girls presented a program outlining their 1962 rank requirement. ( i rni l n Kintrinit nf pornmnniol r-' "* v-v.. songs preceded discussion of Summer Encampment plans. THE CLOTHMAKER ggf Bowling News The Ciinton and Lyaia Bowling Tec is are now in the second half of play in the Classic Textile League in Spartanburg. Joe Spillers, Clinton, has bowled the highest individual score for a single game this year. He recently scored 224 out of o nncc iKi? Qnn ~?r?* vv*v V/1 u |VUOJA U1V. UWU pencil game score. J. B. Vanderford, Lycia, joined the "200 Club" last week by bowling a 202 game. Individual average scores of Clinton and Lydia team bowlers will be carried in this column next month. Clinton and Lydia American Bowling Congress approved bowlers are: Clinton?John Vassey, Captain, Joe Spillers, Gholdie Simmons, Edgar Ballew. Jerry Heaton, Ulyss Gilliam, George Thompson and Bobby Quinn. Lydia: Claude McElhannon, Captain, Farold Sanders, J. B. ~ J?r 1 n-i-i r->i - n vauucuuiu, i\aipn macKweii, Claude Gilstrap, Billy Fennell, Wayne Templeton, Carl Reeves and Houston Emory. In the Six Team Hub City League, Clinton Bowlers are in first place with a 13 won? 7 lost record. Clinton is also leading in the three game series with a total of 2,897 pins. Once upon a time, and not more than, a son asked for the garage keys, and came out with the lawn mower. JLU Medlin on the birth of a daughter, Cvnthia Anne, January 27. To Talmadge Sanders of Clinton Spinning and Mrs. Sanders on the birth of a son, Brian Keith, on January 18. To Thomas Frady, of Clinton Shop, and Mrs. Frady on the birth of a son on January 27. ML ijl n \ jjj. (i % JL^JH ^cr-'W -i im^ ^ H MM GM " J & J Rodney Dean and David Lee i H. Campbell. Rodney observed David Lee his 61h January 18. ^ J Donald Bradley, presently stat Bradley are the sons of Susie Bra January 23. Mother-Daughter Box Supper The Mother - Daughter Box Supper for Camp Fire girls of Junior High Petaga District was held at the Clinton Community House, Valentine night. Judy Laney, 8th grade group guardian, presided. Cheryl Lancaster extended the welcome. The eirls sane ceremonial songs during the program. Gail Foster made a uniquely decorated box portraying some of the work the Camp Fires have been doing this year. Miss Lanev talked on the March candy sale, which is to be Council wide. She also outlined tentative plans for summer encampment at Camp Fellowship. Lake Greenwood, in June. BCJt \nT *^ f^Bi^^ flu h^^*r H V ? ^V JS -. ? JHBh 5 H K* 41 IM? " |j ire the sons of Mr. and Mrs. John his 9th birthday February 5 and ioned at Fori Jackson, and Arthur dley. Arthur celebrated a birthday Debbie Sprouse, 1st grade student, is the granddaughter of Joseph Sprouse, Lydia Mills. The only thing worse than paying income tax is not making enough to pay it. I do most of my work sitting down. That's where I shine. ?Robert Benchley i '^M^S^wl I ( _'